Persuasion and Propaganda

Bandwagon

• Hop on and join the crowd

• Do something because everyone else is doing it

• Don't be the only one left

• all of the above

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Propaganda exists...

• in magazines

• in billboards

• in television

• all of the above

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logos

• ethics

• emotions

• logic

• fallacy

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pathos

• emotions like pity

• logic as in statistics

• ethics and moral decision making

• point, counter argument

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fallacy

• to decrease

• faulty reasoning

• logical argument

• loaded words

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The propaganda technique that uses famous people to get other to buy a product

• bandwagon

• glittering generality

• testimonial

• plain folks appeal

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"You won't get any dates with pimples like that. Try our new pimple zapper product. "

• appeal to fear

• card stacking

• transfer

• claim

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Chevy trucks are great for the every day farmer like me. I work hard and need a truck that works for me.

• fact

• plain folks

• Pathos

• counter claim

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This medicine clearly states that it helps your heart health and diet; however, in tiny print on the back, it states that some people experience chronic pain.

• repetition

• glittering generality

• loaded words

• card stacking

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An arguable statement - an idea the speaker or writer asks an audience to accept

• ethos

• testimonial

• transfer

• claim

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